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Online privacy is paramount. As a practice owner, you know how essential it is to adhere to state and federal regulations, protecting your patients’ sensitive personal information in the process. The Privacy Rights Act (PRA), AKA the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), is an act of legislation that serves as a legal and enforceable right of privacy, and it impacts your audiology practice and website

[practis_cta]   Everyone loves art. Even if you’ve never set foot inside an art museum, you probably have art hanging on your walls. And, hopefully, every time you look at it, that artwork makes you feel something–that’s what art is supposed to do! So… does your website need to be a work of art? Should you feel compelled to print off your homepage and hang

The United States Department of Health and Human Services (or HHS if you want to save a bit of time) has released a new statement concerning how website tracking services relate to HIPAA. Don’t worry, though! We’re here to walk you through what this means, what (if anything) you need to do, and how to keep protecting your patients’ privacy.

When you’ve been helping audiology practices grow for as long as we have, it’s easy to spot people who just want you to tell you what they want to hear, and others who really want to grow their practices no matter what. We look for clients who trust us enough to try what we suggest, even when it doesn’t seem like it makes sense to

How can you keep improving and growing your medical practice every day and become outrageously successful? Every day as the practice owner, you’ve got an overwhelming amount of details to handle, from marketing to staffing to patients, and much less finding time to deal with all of the above. It can be a lot to keep track of. When things go wrong, for example, someone

What happened to your revenue uptrend? You graduated medical school at the top of your class. You passed your boards with flying colors. You are an expert at helping make your patients feel better and live better lives. But in all that training, you never learned how to run a small business. Getting new patients in the door, managing employees, and making sure things around